The ubiquity of this issue really points to a deeper, admittedly unsolvable issue: morality is not a shared value of significance. Every discussion of security

The ubiquity of this issue really points to a deeper, admittedly unsolvable issue: morality is not a shared value of significance. Every discussion of security assumes that the primary threat is a purposely malicious actor, not an accident prone one. I understand that people see the shared morality issue as an unsolvable one which is why we try to solve the problem at the software/hardware level. But that looks unsolvable too (as per the article).